Niina Zuber

Niina Zuber is a Research Coordinator at the Bavarian Institute for Digital Transformation (bidt), focusing on ethical software design, agile development processes, and the intersection of digital technologies with democratic systems. Her work emphasizes integrating ethical principles into technical systems through frameworks like EDAP (Ethical Deliberation for Agile Processes).

• PhD in Ethics and Software Development (LMU Munich)
• Former roles: Research Consultant (Cognostics AG), LMU Munich, Center for Digitalization Bavaria (ZD.B)
• Key projects: EDAP, ReCREATIV, AI Gender Bias Dialogue

Her research spans: ethical requirements management, value-sensitive design, AI's impact on creativity, facial recognition regulation, and digital responsibility frameworks. She regularly contributes to academic publications and public discourse on digital ethics.

Scientific Contributions:

• Co-developed EDAP framework for ethical agile software processes
• Investigated ethical challenges in large language models (Vox ChatGPT)
• Explored gender bias in AI systems
• Studied generative AI's impact on creative industries
• Contributed to regulatory discussions on facial recognition

Zuber collaborates across disciplines, connecting philosophy with technical implementation through projects like EDAP and publications in journals such as Philosophy & Technology and Informatics Spectrum.